Coppermine 48 in. Single Sink Freestanding Light Oak Bath Vanity with White Engineered Stone Top (Assembled)

I was genuinely excited about this vanity and had high hopes for it, but unfortunately it's turned out to be a major letdown. On first inspection, everything seemed fine, and we even let it sit untouched in its final spot for a couple of weeks while finishing up the rest of the basement. The bathroom wasn't even fully functional yet—no faucet installed—so the vanity hadn’t seen any use at all. Then came the shock: I opened the doors and noticed they had already started splitting along the top. Every single door has visible cracks, varying in severity. It was incredibly frustrating to see such damage before even using the vanity. I've attached photos to show the extent of the issue. Right now, I don’t know what the best course of action is. While I’d like to believe replacement doors could solve the problem, I’m seriously concerned about the overall durability and quality of this piece. Maybe it was a defective batch of wood—but that doesn’t excuse what happened, and I truly hope others don’t run into the same disappointment.

This vanity is a nice addition to our guest bath, replacing an old one with double sinks. Decided on the smaller, one-sink size and like the extra room it provides now. It is definitely a light oak, no grey hue to it. Unfortunately, it arrived with a hairline crack on the countertop that was discovered after it was completely installed. Frustrating, but wasn’t going to pay more for labor to redo. So will have to live with it. All in all, nice looking, good cabinetry, soft close doors.